WaultView streams deep telemetry from every server you run — CPU, memory, disk, network, processes, open ports, and login events — into a single real-time dashboard, with anomaly baselines that make trouble stand out instantly.
WaultView deploys a lightweight agent that collects eight categories of metrics every 15 seconds and streams them securely to your dashboard — so you always know exactly what every server is doing, without SSH-ing into a single box.
Live system metrics streamed every 15 seconds with minimal performance overhead.
Unified metrics from bare metal, VMs, and containers in one dashboard.
WaultView learns each server's normal behavior so deviations stand out clearly.
Define your own thresholds and get notified the moment a metric crosses them.
Every signal WaultView collects is designed to double as a security tripwire — abnormal patterns feed straight into WaultGuard's detection engine.
Per-core utilization, sustained load anomalies, and process-level CPU theft — catching cryptominers and resource hijackers the moment they spike.
Real-time RAM usage, swap pressure, and memory-hogging process tracking. Abnormal growth patterns flag potential malware staging or data loading attacks.
Disk fill rate, read/write spikes, and near-full disk conditions. Catches ransomware staging, log bombs, and runaway log writers before they bring down your service.
Inbound and outbound transfer volumes tracked per interval. Sudden outbound spikes (500 MB+) are a primary signal for active data exfiltration attempts.
Every listening port and active TCP/UDP connection tracked in real time. Unexpected ports (e.g. 4444, 1337, 31337) and connection counts signal backdoors or C2 channels.
Running process names, PIDs, and resource usage. Known malware process names (xmrig, mimikatz, nc, ncat) are flagged immediately with high AI confidence.
Failed SSH and sudo login attempts are read from system logs. Ten or more failures in a single interval trigger a Brute Force alert with automatic source IP logging.
Suspicious sudo, su, pkexec, and doas invocations with high CPU are correlated as privilege escalation attempts — mapped directly to MITRE T1548.
Observability is where it starts. Detection and autonomous response complete the loop.
Deep server telemetry with real-time dashboards across your entire fleet — from a single pane of glass.
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